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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15
tive fashion.
"It ia madam y saii .Tohr

tive fashion.
ut is l, madam said John.
"ls there anything Of importance, John
Huntspilli Unless you have news to tell me.
why do you comet And who is with youf" '
II have to say a thing Of great importance,
madam. bring with me . girl who has sui,
fered much. l ask for your forgiveness for
her, aud for myself, for the deceit No prac-
ticcd upon you"
"Oh, madam"-I knelt at her feet-awe
have been very unhappy. Forgive n,e, and
let US be as happy together-as We can"
II said, ~Pleasance," she replied, that I
would forgive you whom the 50 gave up it.
dead: But that will be long, perhapSr We
should wait-tM the Judggnpept day. NJ
dear, / forgive you, for tassaEsoe lin when
we both loved. Pleasanes, .chiIdn-ahs. ~
out both her hands-.eome end 1t "a Hsso
together, aud go in mourning and sorrow "a
our days"
"Not in sorrow, madam. Obi not in soe.
row, but n gladneo. For look, tho Lord. b
very merciful. The - haa given up - daa1,
and here is your son homo again, and h yoof
armsv" THE DND.
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1t is the last scene of INV story

A bright morning in uutunln, when even
the city houses look pleasant, and the trees in
the city chu-chyards have not yet lost their
leaves, and are pleasant to the eye. We 70
to the house III the square, VIII end /, fol
lowed by john HuntaIiIl. Madam has not
gone to Chertsey this year.
There are no servants to meet us. John
Las taken care Of that. We cross tho hall
and mount the stairs, covered with tLei.
thick Turkey carpets, which deaden cvcry.
football. On the landing We can look into
the great room which madam ALWAYS USES AZ
her own. We can sec madam herself. sitting
by the window. pale, rigid and stern.
No one lin:c-. 10 one whispers. The tears
come into WINS eyes us le looks upon his
mother. Presently John Huntspiil takes my
hand and leads me quietly into the room.
Madam locked up in her quick. interrogs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

was silent with amazement at so much
noise, such crowds, and such splendid
buildings. I forgot Lady Campion, every
thing, in wonder and delight. I rode be-
side Mr.. Huntspil in o dream.
He watched me, riding close at my side
and guiding my horse. Presently we
turned into a long winding lane with no
carts or wagons, but o continuous stream
of people. Many Of them knew Mr..
Huntspill, and took off their hats to him.
He gravely returned the salute. The lane
led to a small quiet square, in which were
only private houses. Ono of these. the
largest, occupied the whole side Of the
square.
This" said Mr.. Huntspil, sis Great
st. Simon Apostle, and this is Lady
Campion's town house."
| dismounted in considerable trepida.
ton. Mr.. Huntspil led me, by the hand
into the house and up the stairs. He
stopped at a door on the first landing and
knocked. Then he opened the door gent.
ly, and led me into the presence of Lady
Campion.
''Those," said a firm, clear voice, s:are
the footsteps of John Huntspill; I welcome
you, my friend. Is all wells'
"All is well, madam" said John Hunt.
spin. "lhe interests OF the house are
prospering. present to you, madam, the
young lady Of whom you wrote to me,
Pleasance Noel, and commend her 10 youi
ladyship's protection"
Come here, my dear. CNser-close,
yet"
1 had not dared to raise my eyes. Now
Ibid so. Isaw a splendid lady, apparently
about so years of age, m~agniacently
dressed in black velvet. Round her neci
was hung a heavy gold chain. Her cola,
n wristbands were of costly lace. She
was sitting when we came in, and she
turned her head in the slow, cautious way
peculiar to blind people. Yet there was
little look of blindness in her eyes, and she
seemed to see me as my eyes met those
large. proud orbs of hers. She rose, how.
evc:, to give me greeting, and continued
gazing at me, as it seemed, reading my
features in imagination. Seating herself
again, l unconsciously knelt at her feet.
Then she placed her hands on my Shout
ders, and began, in q way which made me
tremble, gently to pass her fingers over
my face and head.
you are pretty, child, and you are tall.
What is your ages'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

Land one" AZ Grand Forks, u 7, Sop. q, 1895.
Notice is hereby given tina, III. following narneL ssttl..
is- filed nutice Of his intention to make hnai proof Ia
support of HI, claim, aud thu, said proof will /. mad.
b, fnrn T q Saunders, clerk VI di.triI, nour, 1t i,oviLs
Lake, H. T., on October Is. lss., viz: CLINTON u
SMITH, hS y" llI3'. Tor tho n" SOC u. town IA
range Gi.
lilo names til" following witnesses Ia prove hs rou-
tinu"us Residence upon. AMI cultivation Of said iahd:
Alexander Mclean. t:u,,Ler I. tii,,aL. f,snk N kIits.
Siss Eusmn,."n, all nf 11Hts Lake, D.T
2i.1s &c. TitY.Sy, kesistu.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15
"lou are pretty, child. and you are tall.
81 am past 49,"

II am past 16."
"What color is your hair!'
"1t is light brown. My eyes are blue.''
All this time her busy, sensitive fingers
were passing lightly over my face.
"Your name Is Pleasance. Your
father, John Huntspill tells me, was a
ships carpenter. Your guardian, one
Daniel CULVER, has gone to sea, and you
were left alone. My son William has
fallen in love with you. You are be.
trothed to each other without the formal.
ity Of asking my consent. It was wrong
i'll my son. I trust, my dear, that what
see of you will induce me to grant that
consent. We have time before us, during
which we may do the best to learn
each others ways and character. Be
sure that in all you do I shall be always
watching you, blind as / am. You may
kiss me, Pleasance."
l kissed her fingers, but she drew me to
herself and kissed my forehead. Pres.
emily, to NY distress. John Huntsnill
madam.
She began by asking me how l used to
spend my days, what | used to read, of
what character were my religious oppor-
t%unities, and other questions designed to
bring out exactly what l knew and how l
thought. Then she told me that John
Huntspill had prepared a report of my
general ignorance, for which care would
be Immediately taken. She informed me,
further, that Il skillful governess, aided by
all kinds of masters, would begin their
labOrs with me the very next morning.
She ended in her stately way:
William did not wait for my consent,
nor did you know, perhaps, that it is un-
becoming Of a maiden to engage her
self without that consent. Neverthe-
less, should you be diligent and provo
yourself possessed of the aptitude and
the qualities which he believes to be in
YOU, that consent will not be withheld.
Understand me, Pleasance, William is of age,
and in two years time Or so will be called
upon to assume the chief command of this
great firm. He can marry without my con-
sent, if lie wishes. For your own happiness,
and in obedience to the Fifth Commandment,
you will study to obtain my approval. l do
not deny that l could have wished-yes, that
l most strongly wished-my son to form an
alliance with one of gentle birth. You must
try to remove this disappointment"
Then my new Of life began. It
was. indeed, different from the old.
Every morning l practiced for two hours
oa,,aa nt.as " naapssaotu ~ nlaual'
IT. ~ T,:o =. .1e u'asoeis'
aas d"amtao.. se"N"m, H. eN1. uan els
= ~ 49, ~ Isns;.~ ". ~ .asol1.e; oeeau
s;na;"a ~ us WI . So $3.50 ,asss a
con,.,ls na, - taeaS - Eueno 10y, "
the clerks, an elderly man with a wife and
,arse laihlly, permitted to increase bis income
ss s.'ins me lessons IN "i1tlng; ana q pro,
nessor ol elocutioi' VINO taught me to read
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

U. .. Land once, Devils Lake lax. July ~. 1881
Complaint having besa snte,Sd al this t4Aps1y is.-.-
man willink against OqstAvs B.,wiE fsr ,Ni(sr. ,u
comply. With law a. II, tusbsr Culture entity 10 III.
7. tow nslip i65, range "a. in Ramsey county. lsfo,..
with . Wow to the cancellation Of said entry: contts
tant alleging that Gustave Bcrwis did no, proy~t.,
tho year 1893 and did not plant or SOW tho MAJ, l.,
trees during tbs THIRD year OF Ill, entry aid laa ~
sowed or PLANTED q tterier tre.. tho .a.ns at his 'l.'s
and tho asid Farttse are hereby %iumuuneti l., appear a,
thi. office 90 1hrSssgad day of, dGa. 1856. a. a~urio.A y
M, to respond and furnish Testimony rnnr~rn!ns .a.i
alleged failure.
1870 HENRY " LORD. Ksrla,sr.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

Land Office at bowls Lake, Dakota, sopt y, ISL
Motto. is horsby given that the iollnwinx. nau,L ,ctst.r
hus filed motto" VI his intention 10 mako nus. proof IL
support of hi. claim, and that said Iroof will ~ made
before the Register and Receiver at Davis Lake. II r,
IN October Is. 1887, VIZ; FKAHh G ADAMS, II u y.
1907. for ths sc,l s~i -"c y aud NJ n~'. ash nwh.
n"i+ sec IL, town li5. range 81.
lilo names til. following ~itnrs.rs tn prove hh to..
tinun,ls residence upon and cultivation u saiL Land
John Munig. Finley A Chisholm. Conrad rn.ssr, viii.
lam n Otis, all " Devil. Lake. DT.
M.2D Hx>xv ", LOcn Kevi.tsr
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

An election viii b.. held At tho E,xin. House il the
City "f Devils Lake. u. 7. on Thursday, Uc.pipr y,
1877, for the election NJ the following city ~oltc-r,
4 MAYOR.
SIX ALDERMEN.
CITY TREASURER.
AtITY JUSTICE or TILE III we
Tho polls will be open Ut nine pelock il" Nh f,r..
aeon and Will remain open mill four n'rink IN ~.
uttcruuua.
Dated Sept 3, III.
iLy ufi-r Of III" l-,art Of Trustees
Il. l.. Cl.EI ELANp,
!'r-sid.n,
Attrs, CUAS 5. SMITH Clerk
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

Land office ut Grand Forks, u T. Sept. q. iss7-
Notice is hereby givcA that the following iSm,sd ss,,,sr
support Of his claim, and thst said proof viii !. mai,
before 7 4 Saunders, clerk Of distr:c, cour, a, D.vus
Lake. I, on November ., 1885,. ,iH NAInEI.LUs 4.
SMITH ID No 1883 for tho ~. sw'. And -"h.. ,-ts.
sec % town l;i range 62.
lie nainc- tho following witnesses 10 provo his cus.
tinuous residence npo:, ALL cultivation II said lsnd:
Franklin y o,'s. John Laurie, Hoa,-r I!n,L. $50
Jannrs Orchard all Of Crsry Ramsey County b 7.
ai3l II & TIFYAAY N,~;.,.r
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u0llcan liTc at home and make moro mvusy at v.,x
Hill Ifor Tie than Mt anything els. Ia this world, tat
not needed; you ar. stnrtrd FREQ. 10th sex~s,
all ages. Any one can do the work. Large e.s..
iigsHure IRON 'r-f start. Costly ~ ftand terms Il 70.
BETTER mot delay. Cost. yDu nothing To send us yuur
address and lind out: If Yen arc wise you will DO =, ~,
once. H.. HAiitrr 4 20 Portland. Gsins Tvs.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
PAyAENr in advance for Anal proof
in this journal must be made when no.
tice is handed to the printer.

Land Office atGrani Forks. Dakota. Get ), lss7-
N"ac. Is hsr"hy given tina, the following tanned settle,
mas Met notice Of hi. intention I, Il,axc final prof Ia
,hli"'t! VI hi, claim, and that saii ;ru.f will b- mat,
"r''ie The l'i'!S" or in his all- nee before T e Ssunixr,
CLERK ~ III. district court at Devils Lake, D r, o.,
Nosemi"r -, 1857. viz EUGENE I. NELSON. ii +
!osi, Tor tue ELS nwi and lntsl and =. sec -, town
LII, range 81.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hs con.
t!nnons r.sidchc- upon, AMI cultivation OF. sztd land:
William Il Manhood, John t;arvey. Loui. Han,., vr.uI
Lewis, all Of Grary, Oak.
1883 DC. TIFFANY. R.xi...r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15
ALL THE WORLD At WAR,
By WALTER BESANT.

Author Of shepherds All and Maiders Fair -
BY Celia's Arbor,'' THE G>lden Butterfly"
etc. etc.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

Land Othce at t;tnnd Forks. Dakota. SEPT 10. Iah1-
Notice is hereby given That the following named settler
has filed notice OF his Intention to msks Hnal rtuva "
support Of his claim, = I'd tina, said pruof viii " msis
before r. NcCloiy, Judge sud az n1u 10 clerk Vi the
probate court At l'.'!ls Lake y I on hl. u. Is ::
viz: OLE u JOHNSON, u > No iiy!G fn:,he Jaw
sec II, town l5a,. range G..
lilo nanea the following witnesses ~ prove his c,s.
tinuous rasidcnro upon and cultivation 81 SAID iAni
lIans 0 kuston,, Andrew Peterson, Arns u Aru.sra,
Christian Anderson all of Devils Lake. DIT.
H~CTlFrASY, R.sa,.,.
Flittis, Shelley / SerumSard, Attorueys e,.s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

Land Office at Devils Lake, Lak. Sept. Is, 1885,
Notice ia hereby given thai the following. named settler
has filed notice Of his intention to make Anal proof in
support Of his claim. aud that aaid prof ~iIl he mai.
before the Rcgistrr or Receiver Of tho L. ). lAs4
Ofics at Devils Lake, Oak. On Or,olsr rs 1857. via.
HOWARD ". HASTINGS. II r Nh. 1907, Tor tAs e.,
Of the mel. Of section 90. town Isl n range 81 y.
Tic naInrs the following witnes~es to pruvs HE ,ps.
tinuoMs residence upon and cultivation Of said iaui:
Geors@ " Ja,ui.spn, Matthias H"ftl. John A YsAI.lsw
AMI Richard Turrin. all Of Devils Lake 4, Isk.r+
2l.U llESIY W. LORD. Isriste..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

Land Ofice at Grand Forks, Dakota, Oct. :. 1856
Notice Is hereby given that the following-nam-d settler
has Med notice OF his intention TO make nnAl proof 10
befu1e I. Z. sAnnders. clefk AZ thsdistrict court, :,
Devils Lake, Dakota. ON November u. lSsS, viz: ia.
BAL DANDY. Jr., b. 5. No. 1851. for lit =. .u. q
town lo2. range ~.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his ccn-
tinaous residence upon. and cultivation Of. said land:
James orchart, George Oliver, lsoLrr, u. G~aLisrwuud,
John Laurie, all Of rrary, DIT.
23SS BIC TIL FANNY Rer;s,er
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

Land Othce at Grand Forks. lDxk. sept. q. lss1-
Notice Is hereby given that the following. named settler
mas Med note" "f his intention 20 make final proof 10
support of his claim. and that said prnof viii I@ mai,
ieinrr I, G. Saunders. ,l"rk III tho iiatric, court =.
n'yiIs i.S" Dan: On nrt II, lSs., viz. WILLIAM
u; NELSON, u l. M. iMr:n, Tor the NJ: n~t; and
vi: i"' - -. tnwn ljt II range w ".
lie itin't u" following Mit:irs.r, Ia I.r.,r t. hi. r,...
unuo,l- tt,iirucr upon ans! cultivation ~ aid isni
John II smith, Lewis H.n,"s, Calvin M,vr-, aud MI.
liam Il. Manhood. MI Of Crarv,, I,Aknta.
.''"l ne TIfEASY, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15

Land ohico at Grand Forks. Oak, Ot $, 1851
sotlce Is hereby given that the following.nAmed settler
has nleti notice OF her intention to make final pruof in
support Of her claim. and that said prucf viii Ls asd,
before the judge or in His slsence bcErs r s1us.
ders, clerk Of district court ut 1hrilr Lake. DIT 20
t0bG for the mel SEC ~. town l54 range e..
She aan,se the following witnesses To truss Asr ssu.
t!nnoss residence upon, and cnitlyatios u said lssd.
william. Il Mslu1l, John (:ary.y, I.ibis Ifsnaes
Frank Lewis, all Of Gary, ~.
1881 C%TlErAxY. R,ei.,.r
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aAs attained a STANDARD or excellence which
admits OF no superior.
ltcOntains every impr ove1ent that inventive
genius. skiu sud money can produce.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-10-15
CHAPTER VII.
TIE VICTORY OF TRAFALGAR

TIE VICTORY OF TRAFALGAR.
Day followed day, and season followed
season. l had been with Lady Campion
nearly two years. I had been so long in the
great, quiet house, where no football was ever
heard on the thick carpets, so long with the
stately lady who saw everything with blind
eyes, that the old life seemed quite gone and
lost. No more running and singing; and if,
as happened sometimes at first, q sense of
WEAKNESS would fall upon me, madam, who
OWNED everything, would admonish me:
"lt is for Wll1 sakA Pleasancs.n
And for his dear sake, what labor, what
weariness, could not be bornea
We did not stay all tho time in the CITY.
Lady Campion had a house at Chertsey,
whittier for three months in the year we re.
paired, governess, lessons, and all. There a
horse was kept for my own riding, and a
groom to protect me. When September
vanished, and the caves were yellow, we left
Chertsey and drove back to our city house,
IN q carriage atEesesas grand as that of the
lord mayor.
No letter from Win all this time; not one
line.
We kept up the deceitful correspondence
betNsa VIII sud III UptAsr.x What travels
We contr1ysd TO-. himls What adventures
John Huntspil and I initiated from books, or
invenred out Of our own head! What hair
breadth escspesi What romantic incidents
Madam had no suspicion. She watched for
the arrival of the letters; she had them read
and reread to her; she learned them ali by
heart; sue quoted them as admirable speci.
mens of the best modern style; she dated
events from incidents in the letters.
They were all victorious in those days.
Surely there was never . time when O nation
was SO brave as in the time Of that long war.
There was no note OF hesitation then-no
timid ~counsels. Girl as I was, l sloried in
the spirit of the country, when, with one
consent, the nation few to arms to resist the
threntenel invasion. Every div oftar bra,l,-
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0ier3ieiabrtee Grfahrnns elmer
dlteit w6rferfn.

Wrs. WinslowS Sootbins Sprup wirb
BON elmer Ger beifen Dcftorinnen urb ben
8drterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieten. @r uurbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wiilionen, bon Wittern unb Sinpern nit
pie fehfenbem Grfclse sebraudt, iowobI
bon benz 6 Gage alten 8inbe, ME bon .erz
padienen 3inbern. St beieitist SMdrfe
i'm Musen, befreit BON Binbfolic unb re-
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridafft fir Sin=
Der unb Mitter Nuhe unO Woblbebasen.
Wir Slauben, baB Der 9nrup bas Bette
mnb iiderffe Miittel 1T sesen Dpienterie
unb Diurrhre bel ainbern, slei9piel cb
burd 5abnen peruriadt cber bara anbe.
re nriaden. Cine @ebraudsanweiinua
wirb ieber Tluide b~eiseseben. Sc 1T
feins adt, meur nidt bas Tacfnile bon
Curtis u. Berfi,s uuf Der Musenieite Der
@inpudunS entbalter if. Sn allen Mpps
tbefen gu baber, bic 6tuide Is Gents.
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6. S. Maaer,

POS Weit 6 mercefraBe
bdlt elm gr0Bes unb febr ~gepdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
Stlberrabmen unb 9eiten.
unb ferner ueben 3ei9nensM ateriaIie1
aler Wrt, Garben unb 81 # + e l.
der 90 aterialien, befonoers
9ammers fertig gemif1te
Jarben, bic beften unb biaigften I'M
Marfte, 81. inter boiler @arantie Ders
fault merben. Sen fl Is unb 8 pi e.
gelgtas unb anbere in bieies Sad
f9lagenoe Irtifel; norin 9err Niiiler
bas gr6bte 2ager I'M Weifen bes Gtaa,
tes bat. Muftrd9e aus benz 2anbe tDers
ben prompt ausgeftbrt.
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alad Die G@madiadea Fnb ber
Mobe urtertporfen, bic bon Gaifon su
Saifon f9 n%srdnbert. Das Neuefte
barin, bauptid9li@ aber in Siamanten
finbet man i'm Siamanten /. 0auie
BON g. Npmbaitt, Der fortpGbs
renb bas Nlerneuefte auf Eager bdIt.
9err 8. &oubant uno feline 5uporfoms
menben 8erfdufer fino ieberaeit bereit,
bic Waaren bebufs Befi9tigung bor3u.
legen. 8. &oubant 1T felt 1868 etabs
lirt unb erfreut fi9 zines tpeitberbreites
ten guten &ufes. ct 1T elm in Der
S9pei3 aussebilbeter prattii9er rbr.
NADER unb garantirt ole feline Mrbeiten.
Namentli@ ma9t er auf fein 8riIens
Eager aufmertiam. 8. &oubant, Maitt
pIa3a, Gan Mutonio. 8,12, tup1W
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ism SBHtma Il Q b

llniere Sauptnabruns III unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, unb UNI fol9es frif9 unb
gut au erlanger, fantt man unm6gIi9
einen suberldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Mm. 66fing & Snbn, go.
511 Nbe. s. Sie 9erren baben benz
@ef9mad ibrer 2unben 3e9nung .ges
trageu unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
talte 2uftmai9ine erri@tet, welde allen
Nnforberungen fur grbaltung unb gnt=
fernung i@dbli@er Sngrebiensen bes
6leifdes entipri9t. sic baber beftdns
Dig in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBert
8orratb bon Maitbieb, aus tpeI9em
nur bas Bette fir lire Runber getpdblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fein min, ber
beiu9e ben Warft, 30. 511
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Gin @etpinn In Der sotterte

bes Sebens, nel9er gep6bnli9 ni9t
eber geT9dBt pi1b, als big er perIoren
gegangen, lit bic Gefunbbeit. @el6
cine uni6dbbare @abe lit iie uno ME
iolteu mir ie begen, bamit uns bas Sc.
ben feline weribloie Hiete fell 8iele Der
Srantbeiten, bic bes GIeil1es grbtbeil
iinb unb bas 2sben our 2ait MAIDEN, a.
y. S9ninoin9t (Strofeln Der 3unse)
uHb anbere Sfrofels unb 8Iutfranfbeis
ten tuerben bur9 Or. &. g. pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery (golbes
ne mebi5inii9e @ntbedung) b6lig ses
beilt, na9bem ale anbern Wittel ni1ts
gebolfen babeu. Or. pieree's 4bbanbs
lung iiber S9minoiu6t fir 10 Gts. in
Briefmarfen Derfanbt. 4brelfire
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, 663 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-11
California meine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2as
ger bon feinen California Weinen BEL
9errn s. 8. Meper am alamo
plasa. Serr Sleeper fu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus ui.b falft bireft
aus benz Seller Ter Weinaldter. als
gutem 3enner gelinst es ibm fteis, bic
beiien Sorten aus3uwdblen. Ct fam
feline 3unben uno Gamilien nit eineni
guten 3ropfen perieben. &otb= utlb
MeiBmeine in poraigli9er Qualitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per 9alone = fret
ins Saus geliefert.
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Gilte Srbinans,
UNI 8efimmunger iiber bic grbebung
elmer @eperbeffeuer fur bas Sis
falfabr 1887 gu trefen.

Sci es bur6 ben stabtratb ber Stabt
@an Mntonio b%erorbnet:
Settion 1. 9aB bon ieoer perlon,
Girma pber @eieli9aft BON perionen,
Die irgen6 elm bur9 bic @efebe beg
Staates Seros beteuertes @eperbe be=
treiber, bic 9dlfte Der fol6en @etperben
auferIesten Staatsffeuer erboben tpirb,
nit Iolden Bei9rdntungen, pie iie bic
@iaatsgeIebe befimmen; uno baB ale
bisber bon Der Stabt beffeuerten Sc
tperbe, bic ni9t bonn Gtaate beffeuert
tperben, bieIelbe @ewerbeifeuer be3ablen
ME friiber feitseitelt tporben 1T.
N%ngenommeu unb genebmigt am 8.
Sftober 1887.
8rpan galagbat n,
3eugniB: MapDr.
6. g.. @Iau6on, Stabt $ gIert.